The phrase "and type of sequelae" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing medical conditions or outcomes that follow an initial disease or injury.
Example: "The study focused on the severity of the initial injury and type of sequelae experienced by the patients."
Alternatives: "and kind of aftereffects" or "and category of consequences".
To quantify the risk and types of sequelae attributable to prior enteric infections, we undertook a population-based retrospective cohort study using linked administrative records.
Incidence rates for individual enteric infections and types of sequelae were calculated by using the number of events as the numerator and the follow-up time as the denominator.
Among neonates with early-onset sepsis, 353 were discharged from the hospital as healthy neonates, 12 (3.1 %) had some type of sequelae, and a fatal outcome was registered in 22 (5.7 %) neonates.
Parents could report more than one type of sequelae per child so the total here exceeds 194, but the percentage is based on the proportion of the sample (x/194) reporting that after-effect.
We have administered similar quantity and type of measures to family caregivers with no negative sequelae apparent [ 33].
Three types of sequelae were observed in this study: functional symptoms, hearing loss, and motor impairment.
There are differences in the type and severity of sequelae according to the causative organism [ 1], with the highest prevalence of sequelae following pneumococcal meningitis [ 8].
However, given the low proportion of meningitis cases that typically develop sequelae and the low number of recovered meningitis cases, our estimates indicated that less than one case was likely to develop any type of chronic sequelae.
The type of neurodevelopmental sequelae, as determined by the specific area of the brain damaged and by the severity, duration, and timing of the insult, can include cognitive disabilities such as mental retardation, motor disabilities, and visual and hearing impairment [e.g, [ 4, 9]].
